Comimitt Birg Wisining: goals for trade and aid
The text outlines a peace loving stance and democratic principles, promoting equitable world trade, support for European rehabilitation, and cooperation with the United Nations World Peace Program. It notes price controls, production parity needs, and urges coordinated Agricultural Department actions, school funding reform, rural health, and extended home nursing and first aid training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staten
Maine
United ‘ Nations
Wool Bale Accident Injures Estherville Man
Henry DeMastri of Estherville was injured Friday afternoon when 7100 pounds of wool bales fell on him while storing them in a freight car at the government wool storage plant on Firat Avenue North. He suffered bruises and a head cut and remains a patient at Holy Family hospital receiving treatment.
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Henry DeMastri
Estherville
DeMastri
Holy Family Hospital
Firat Avenue
Families Move In Local Shifts On Second Avenue Addresses
C A Huffman and family relocated from West 220 Second Avenue North to 20 North Second Avenue. Leo Mitchell moved from 28 Second Avenue to 303 North Second Avenue. A R Carlson relocated to 23 and Avenue 8. Edwin Casaem moved to API 6th Avenue NH. L Lucas moved from 721 on Highway No. 17. Harry Hyatt moved to that address. Brell Gleason moved from 303 Central to 207 the Avenue North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Huffman
Leo Mitchell
2Nd Ave
A. R. Carlson
Ave
Edwin Casaem
API 6Th Ave
L. Lucas
Highway No
Harry ‘Hyatt
Brell Gleason
303 Central
Weathered Weekly Sheet Prompts Reader Feedback
The reader requests ideas for the weekly weather page. Editor invites suggestions to improve forecasts and practical tips for readers.
Lincoln School Wins Prize in Relief Campaign
The Lincoln School in Estherville won first prize for the War Relief campaign held September 24 to 30. Principal Vera Brown led the school, averaging 858 points per pupil. Prizes ranged from $5 to $296.50, with district and home-room awards, for clothing and shoe contributions. Prizes will be distributed this week. shipments await an ODT permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Estherville
W. Jerry Gerbracht
Migs Vera ‘Brown
Hing
Alstha Whitcomin
Derald
Thomas
Betty Larson
Maple Hill
Wallingford
James Christensen
Iowa
Midwest
Gerbracht
Emmet
Divorce Petition Filed for Mrs Twedt in Armstrong
Mrs Twedt files for divorce from Mra Twedt alleging cruel and inhuman treatment endangering her health and life. They married September 4, 1918 in Des Moines and have two minor children, Maxine 15 and Lawrence 8, in her custody. A son, Curtis Emory Twedt, who served in the U S Army, was killed in Normandy. She seeks separate maintenance and support for herself and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mra
K. Tweett
Armatrong
Des Moines
Maxine
Lawrence
Mra. Twedt
Lfe
Curtis Emory Twedt
United States Army
Normandy
Tweet
Punctuality Tops Records in Junior High Attendance
The past 18 years saw the best punctuality in six weeks at the junior high. Only four tardies appeared, two boys and two girls, all in eighth grade. Seventh grade was perfect, while eighth grade attendance reached 98.2 percent and seventh grade 68 percent so far this semester. The principal commended the students for fine attendance and punctuality.
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Haré
Farmers Express Their Opinions Of AAA Program
In June a questionnaire of about 25 000 community committeemen across 10 northern central states showed high satisfaction with price support programs and AAA methods. Majorities supported direct payments for acreage control, parity payments if prices fall below parity, and continued inclusion of price supports commodity loans crop insurance marketing quotas and sell building payments after the war.
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North Central Region
War era notices and promotions from Estherville area
Estherville and Dolliver area service members are featured with promotions, transfers, new addresses, recent wounds, and returns. Corprals, privates, and lieutenants share postings from California to New York, England to the Pacific, including WAVES and naval reserve entries and a Purple Heart award for a Dolliver boy.
Hay Ride With Lakes Chapter FFA Near Town
The Lakes Chapter of the Future Farmers of America met at the schoolhouse Tuesday. Members and their girlfriends joined a hay ride to a farm north of town, where they had watermelons and later a bonfire by the Des Moines River with a wiener roast. Attendees included Don and Dean Poyter, George Shaffer, Ronald Thomas, Dick and Donald Egeland, Donald Lair, Melvin Boot, Bernard Baird, Wayne Richard, Ralph Torenson, Arnold Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thoreson, Chauncey Oleson, Evelyn Stockhburger, Phyllis Olson, Shirley Beek, Frances Andersen, Rita Mae Nepp, and Shirley Beek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lakes
Future Farmers of America
Des Moines
Don
Dean Poyter
Gegrse
Shaffer
Ronald Thomasz
Donald Egeland
Donald Lair
Melvin Boot
Bernard Baird
Wayne Richard
Local ration board desks labeled by clerk duties
Visitors to the ration board see clerks named at each desk with signs showing their rationing type. Margaret Mary Sullivan oversees goazoline and Mra Or ria Sunde handles fuel oil kerosene and stoves, Ellen Conway foods boots and shoes, and Mra Calvin Lenox is the price clerk for ceiling prices and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mary Sullivan
Goazoline
Mra
Orria Sunde
Ellen Conway
Calvin Lenox
Price
Ceiling Price
Tranafera
Forget-me-not Sale By Children For Veterans
A Saturday sale on the street features forget-me-nots sold by children. Each seller of a bunch earns a free Grand theater ticket. Proceeds aid disabled veterans of World War I and II. Mrs. W. G. Gordon chairs, Mrs. Will Dick is co chair. Headquarters at the library basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
Forget
Leonard Moore Memorial Will Be Held Sunday
Memorial service for Leonard Eugene Moore 82 of Estherville set for Sunday at 2 30 pm in the Presbyterian church. He was a radioman on USS Vincennes and listed missing in action August 9 1942, later declared to have given his life in the line of duty. Survived by parents a brother a sister and grandmother, with patriotic groups invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fkugene Moore
W. E. Moore
Estherville
Moore
Vincennes
Terris
Naval Service
Superior
Superior High School
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Great Lakes Naval Station
South Pacific
United States
Willard E. Moore
8S. M. Sevatgon
Gertrude Enderson
Willis ‘K. Williams
Congregational Church of
Spencer
Fire fighters emphasize readiness and history of service
Fire Chief J P Keater told Estherville residents the fire department must be ready for any emergency. He recalled 26 years of service, noting the evolution from a hand cranked old truck to three modern pumpers, gas masks, a respirator, and a foamite extinguisher for gasoline fires.
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J. P. Keater
Kiwanians
Estherville Fire Department
Eastherville Fire Department
Koster
Estherville
Lorraine Schneck Sings New Song Then You'll Be Home Again
Lorraine Schneck recently completed a new song Then You'll be Home Again. A Hollywood publisher has purchased the piece and will submit it back to Miss Schneck for final corrections before radio and professional release. Berg, known on screen and radio, is daughter of Ed Pol and his wife of Spirit Lake and belongs to Song Writers Axe Grinders Hollywood Loyal Mummers of America.
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Lorraine Schneck
Spirit Lake
Hollywood
Miss Schneck
Lorraine Berg
Ed Poland
Song Writers
Axe Grinders Club
Loyal Mummers of
America
Bergie Monson Urges Voters To Turnout At Polls
Bergie M Monson president of the Emmet County Farm Bureau urges heavy turnout for the November 7 election citing only 62 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in 1940. He calls voting a duty to rural citizens and Americans amid a Farm Bureau Federation campaign urging rural America to vote in the national election.
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Bergie M. Monson
Emmet
Burreau
Mr. Mongan
American Farm Bureau’ Federation
Allan B. Kline
Town Farm ‘Bureau ‘Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Atriotsly
Partisian
America
Former Resident Nels Osher Dies at 75
Nels Osher 75, of Wisconsin and formerly of Emmet County, died October 4 after a short illness. Born October 11, 1868 in St Croix County Wisconsin, he lived in Wisconsin 24 years and leaves five brothers Ole of Wallingford Ed Oliver Gilbert of Graettinger William of St Ann and three sisters Anna Jacobson Mrs Henry Daws and Mrs Alfred Nelson all of Graettinger. He had recently undergone amputation and spent time with relatives in Iowa before returning to Wisconsin.
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Nels Osher
Wisconsin
Emmet County
Wana
Emmet
County
Wallingford
Iown
Minnesota
McNaughton
Wis
Iowa
Ole
Oliver
Gilbert
Graettinger
William
St. Ann
Anna Jacobson
Henry Daws
Alfred. Nelson
Lytle
Clyde
Len Martin
Enrollment up at high school after six weeks
Attendance figures show 387 students enrolled in the high school, nine more than last year’s six-week mark. The overall attendance rate was 97.5 percent, just under last year’s record. Freshmen posted the best attendance while tardiness fell to 84 reports, with two boys accounting for three tardies each.
New Vindicator and Republican Subscription Policy
Announcement that subscribers will continue under new management with plans for a larger, more newsy paper and increased advertising. Prior paid-in-advance terms apply. renewals welcome at office shared with Estherville Daily News. Subscriptions terminate if not renewed at expiration.
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Vindicator
Republican
Mail
Estherville Daily News
Gruver Soldier Killed in Action in Germany
Pfc. Willis E. Pickell of Gruver was killed in action on September 20 in Germany, confirmed by a War Department telegram to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pickell. He had served since July 17, 1942, with no furlough, and saw duty in Tunisia, Belgium, and North Africa before his death. He left the United States December 11, 1942, for North Africa and was later reported missing in February 1943 before being listed back on active duty in March 1943. He is survived by his parents and three brothers, James, Clayton, and Henry Walton, and several sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis RB. Pickell
Eugene Pickell
Gruever
Germany
War Department
Pickell
Pre
Willa B. Pickell
Tla
Belgium
Hig Bank
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Francia
Wartress
Wyo
Fort George G. Meade
United States
North Africa
North ‘Africa
Pickellie
Bia
Garenis
James A Clayton
Freeport
Dor
Estheryisi
Hand
Mala Henry Walton
Kathérine
Novhian
Tkarar
Sioux Falls hotel sale clears Rainbow Inn complex
The sale of the hotel complex in Sioux Falls includes about 100 rooms the Rainbow room dining room tearoom Sun root recreation room servants quarters and ten cottages along with The Inn Cottage home. The price is reported at $62 500 with Mes Mary Jaquith and Mrs Bardit Callen der among owners moving to non permanent residence while keeping summers and winter visits to family homes.
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Balé
Poliession
Ebro -Atatf
Plo
Leaves Position Bonnie Bammer Resigns as High School Secretary
Bonnie Bammer, re appointed as secretary to the principal and dean at the high school, completed duties Wednesday. Batty Jean Beaver succeeds her. Bammer has served two years in the high school and two prior years in the office while attending junior college. Faculty honor her with a sterling silver bracelet. She plans to leave the last week of October for Newport News, Virginia, to reside with Chaplain Claude Faysnaugh and seek local employment.
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Bonnie Bammer
Batty Jean Beaver
Miss Bammer
Misa Bammer
Ming
Ebammer
Newport
News
Claude Faysnaugh
Bammer
High school stamp sales total near $500 since Oct 1
Collected figures show $409.75 in this entry with $108.75 this week from campaign sales in a Tampa area home room drive. Al Waite led at $119.30, Ruth Smith at $100, and Margaret Clark at $51.05, bringing overall stamps sold to about $500 since October 1.
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Aboo
Tampa
al Waite
Ruth Smith
Margaret’ Clark
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Poatmaster
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Duane Cummins
Stufus Cummins
Joe Buckley Han
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Elmer .Hansel
Leonard
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Cérsicana Field
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Bled
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Los Angeles
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J. Roberts
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Delbert Hull
Wayne Messinger
Glen Bradshaw
Janes E. Kennedy
France
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Kennedy
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James Skow
Veteran's Hospital
Bruce Mitchell
Merchant Marine
J. G
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LJ. Elwood
Camp Ellis
George W. Yule
BL Yule
Greenville Army Air Field
Greenville
Miss
Raymond A. Bringle
Raynice
Houston
A. T. Bringle
Pvt
Earl Worland
Camp Roberta
T &G
Leonard Howell
N. Y
Ernest. L Jacobson
ATC
Mather Field
Sacramento
T. Sgt
Lloyd M. Jensen
Edenton
MITG
Ussmcas
Howard L. Croner
Army Air Paren
Miami Beach
Continental
Albert W. Christensen
Jens C. Christensen
Eighth Air Force
Engdana
Berle Green
Ora Green
Green
England
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Delbert Duane Hull
Gerald Wayne Messenger
Hsbherville
U. S. Naval Reserve
Spencer Navy
Irvin Herman Haulos
Kansas City
Naval Training Center
Mervin F. Bagan
Batherville
D. A. Bagan
Bagan
Evanston, Tl
Carol Ann
Robert 3. Waldron
J. J. Waldron
Tinian
Saipan
Guam
W Robinson
Charles Robinson
Enalgn
Constance Twedt
Kingsley
Flynn Mitchell
San Diego
Marine Corps Base
Naval Dispensary
Ensign Twedt
Martin Hall
Dimnnell
Lieut
Gertrude Anderson
Leonard Moore
Presbyterian Church
Bergie Monson
Deemer See
Pfc
Willis E. Pickell
Gruver
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